the French association for artistic woodturning

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AFTAB's members web sites:

Claude Arragon (Italy) Jean-Pascal Lheureux Au Coeur de l'Arbre Alain Mailland Benoit Averly Yann Marot Jérôme Blanc (Switzerland) Elisabeth Molimard Jean-Pierre Bonnin Luc Moreau Robert Bosco Joss Naigeon Jean-Baptiste Bugnon (Switzerland) Christophe Nancey Christophe Catelle Aurélien Neira Didier David "Chouffy" Pascal Oudet Pierre Deletraz Sebastien Panis Christian Delhon Dominique Pertuis Jean-Francois Delorme François Prudhomme (Switzerland) Jean Dominique Denis Michel Souvignet Jean-François Escoulen Patrick Thubert Dominique Flamme Jean Yves Toullelan Gérard Genestier Luc Tschupp (Switzerland) Jacques Gouillet André Michel Vion Mathias Hamel Marcel Van Berkel Carmen Landuyt-Kill (Luxembourg) Et vous ?

Web sites about wood in Europe

Le Site en Bois Netbois (the biggest French web site about wood) Centre Européen des métiers d'art de Givet Galerie Européenne de la Forêt et du Bois Musée du Bugey Any other Site ?

Other Associations of woodturners in the world :

Association of Turners of Great Britain American Association of Woodturners The Woodturning Center of Philadelphia Association of Woodturners in Quebec Association of woodworkers of New Zealand The Irish woodturners' Guild Meeting of Turners in Galice Carolina Mountain Woodturners Galway chapter woodturners (Ireland) UK's register of professional turners Ulster chapter of IWG

Art and craft organism

SEMA (Society for the promotion of Arts and Crafts) Ateliers d'Art de France

Technical pages :

SEMA (Society for the promotion of Arts and Crafts)   A site where they say that wood is better for food than plastic ! cool. History in English

Galleries specialized in woodturning :

Andora Gallery   Del Mano Gallery   Bluespiral   Rakova Brecker gallery

Any other Gallery you know ?

Forum :

Woodturners Newsgroup   AFTAB's Newsgroup

 update 19/03/10